NRV (Not Really Vanished)
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'''NRV''' (Not Really Vanished) is a data compression library, and associated demonstration software. It was developed by Markus Oberhumer, as a possible successor to [[LZO]]. It apparently had a file format associated with it. | '''NRV''' (Not Really Vanished) is a data compression library, and associated demonstration software. It was developed by Markus Oberhumer, as a possible successor to [[LZO]]. It apparently had a file format associated with it. | ||
− | Despite its name, | + | A subset of NRV is used in [[UPX]]'s [[UCL]] compression. |
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+ | Despite its name, the NRV software seems to have really vanished from the internet. The website[http://www.oberhumer.com/products/nrv/] indicates it was discontinued in favor of LZO Professional[http://www.oberhumer.com/products/lzo-professional/]. | ||
== Identification == | == Identification == |
Latest revision as of 20:05, 19 November 2022
NRV (Not Really Vanished) is a data compression library, and associated demonstration software. It was developed by Markus Oberhumer, as a possible successor to LZO. It apparently had a file format associated with it.
A subset of NRV is used in UPX's UCL compression.
Despite its name, the NRV software seems to have really vanished from the internet. The website[1] indicates it was discontinued in favor of LZO Professional[2].
[edit] Identification
According to IDArc, NRV (demo) files start with bytes 00 9e 6e 72 76 ff
.
[edit] Software
We haven't been able to find any NRV software. The demo software was in a file named nrvdemo1.zip.